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Ring

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Ring is the Amazon-owned home security company known for its video doorbells.

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Models

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Overview

Ring is the Amazon-owned home security company known for its video doorbells. It started in a garage with a single video doorbell, and Amazon acquired it in 2018. In November 2026 Ring launched Ring Robotics, a line of autonomous security devices that began with the Ring Drone Cam, an indoor flying security camera for homes, and the Ring Rover Cam, a security robot for businesses that patrols autonomously.

Reality check

AI Pilot (company-claimed)

Proprietary AI system powering both devices, using vision models, sensors and cloud processing to map and navigate a space autonomously.

Verified record

Verified deployments
None on file
Active incidents
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Key facts

Parent

Amazon (acquired in 2018)

Founder

Jamie Siminoff

Robotics line

Ring Robotics, launched November 10, 2026 with Ring Drone Cam and Ring Rover Cam

Autonomy system

AI Pilot, Ring's navigation system combining onboard cameras, vision models, sensors and cloud processing

Ring Rover Cam (company-announced)

Roving enterprise security robot that patrols set routes, streams continuous 4K video and can auto-record when it detects a human. Available starting December 16 at $1,000.

Ring Drone Cam (company-announced)

Indoor home security drone that flies room to room, records 2K video and rests in a dock. Launches January 27 at $270.

Data & sources

News coverage

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Web sources

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Models (3)

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Current platform

Ring Rover Cam

The Ring Rover Cam is an indoor security robot for businesses from Amazon's Ring that repurposes Amazon's Astro home robot. It maps a single-floor space on its own, suggests patrol points, runs scheduled patrols, goes to any room or saved patrol point on demand, and checks its programmed patrol points automatically when a connected Ring device is triggered. An adjustable mast lets it see over counters and shelving, and it records up to 4K video while moving or patrolling. It has a siren, a light tower, two-way audio and infrared night vision, and Ring says one unit covers up to 5,000 square feet.

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Previous platform

Ring Always Home Cam

The Ring Always Home Cam was Ring's first indoor security drone, announced on September 24, 2020 at a planned price of $249. It flew user-set paths through the home, could not be flown manually, flew a set path automatically when Ring Alarm was triggered, and sat in a base that physically blocked its camera when docked. Ring later made it available through an invitation-only request system, but it saw only a very limited release. Ring redesigned it several times, and the Ring Drone Cam announced in November 2026 is its successor.

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Current platform

Ring Drone Cam

The Ring Drone Cam is a small indoor flying security camera from Amazon's Ring. It rests in a charging dock with its camera off, then flies preset routes on a schedule, on demand from the Ring app, or automatically to set patrol points when a connected Ring camera, sensor or alarm is triggered. Ring's AI Pilot system turns a walk-through of the home into a floor plan, suggests patrol points, plans routes and steers around obstacles. The drone records 2K video, uses LED spotlights rather than infrared in dark rooms, and flies for up to 8 minutes before returning to its dock. It cannot be flown manually and is for indoor use only. It is the redesigned successor to the Always Home Cam that Ring first showed in 2020.

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Safety record

No incidents on record for Ring.

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Brains developed (1)

Recent coverage

Ring in third-party press

Amazon’s Ring tries again with a $250 flying home security drone and a $1,000 patrol robot

Nov 10, 2026

Amazon Ring Drone Camera is a $250 flying security bot for every home

Nov 10, 2026

Ring announces Ring Robotics, ushering in a new era of security

Nov 10, 2026

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People (1)

Jamie Siminoff